Harvard Club of Georgia

Annual Dinner

with Professor Tim McCarthy

Program Director, Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, Harvard Kennedy School
Stanley Paterson Professor of American History

Topic: "From Tom Paine to Trump's Tweets: How Media Culture Shapes American Politics" 

The Harvard Club of Georgia welcomes all alumni, current students, and their families to attend this year's annual dinner featuring guest speaker Professor Tim McCarthy at Maggiano's Buckhead.

Tickets include a three-course dinner + wine. There will also be a cash bar for beer and cocktails.

$25 for current students, new and recent graduate members ('14, '15, or '16)

$45 for members

$55 for non-members

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6:00pm: Cocktail hour

7:00pm: Dinner

8:00pm: Professor McCarthy

The adopted only son and grandson of public school teachers and factory workers, Professor Timothy Patrick McCarthy is an award-winning teacher and advisor whose courses—“American Protest Literature from Tom Paine to Tupac,” “Stories of Slavery and Freedom,” and “Arts of Communication”—are consistently among the most popular and highly rated at Harvard. He is the recipient of Harvard’s Stephen Botein Prize for Excellence in Teaching (2000), John R. Marquand Award for Exceptional Advising and Counseling (2003), Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize for Outstanding Thesis Advising (2002, 2009), Derek Bok Center Award for Distinction in Teaching (2006-2014), and the Dean’s Award for Distinction in Teaching at the Harvard Kennedy School (2009-2014). In 2013, McCarthy was honored with the Stanley Paterson Professorship in American History.

Professor McCarthy graduated with honors in History and Literature from Harvard College, and earned his M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. in History from Columbia University. He is a longtime resident of Quincy House in Harvard College, where he currently lives with his husband C.J. Crowder, a noted education reformer, and their dog, Jeter.